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i thought nobody use slurm/pbs anymore..its all kubernetes and mlops nowadays? except universities? cfd? other engineering stuffs?
by lazylizard 10mo ago
i thought nobody use slurm/pbs anymore..its all kubernetes and mlops nowadays?
except universities? cfd? other engineering stuffs?
- lcnielsen 10mo agoExcept literally everyone who needs a functioning queue system.
- aprdm 10mo agoHeavily used in hpc
- pinko 10mo agoBoth slurm, and even more so HTCondor, power most of the major computationally-expensive physics projects worldwide (all the LHC experiments, LIGO, IceCube, etc.)
- atrettel 10mo agoIt's not just for universities and for CFD. Slurm is the primary job scheduler at Los Alamos National Lab. I know other federal labs that use it too. It is just really popular in general.
- lazylizard 10mo agolike. look at it this way. before (what? when?) nvidia was a gpu maker and yearly revenue was maybe us$10b. and after. or now. its an accelerator maker and its revenue is nearer us$200b. im imagining the slurm/pbs market was, and still is, a fraction of that original us$10b. and the new us$190b are the kubernetes+mlops kind of thing. i wonder if theres a public breakdown of this somewhere...